This is an analytical essay. We must “use at least 6 sources, 3 scholarly — Use at least 1 book, 2 journal articles.” Please use the source from the bottom too, especially Pollack’s article:) Thanks! I. HOW AMERICAN FOREIGN POLICY IS MADE ***Presidential Management Systems*** –> Kenneth M. Pollack, “Spies, lies, and weapons: what went wrong: how could we have been so far off in our estimates of Saddam Hussein’s weapons programs? A leading Iraq expert and intelligence analyst in the Clinton Administration–whose book The Threatening Storm proved deeply influential in the run-up to the war–gives a detailed account of how and why we erred.” The Atlantic Monthly Jan-Feb 2004 v293 issue 1 pp78 * Public Opinion and the Media –>Bruce W. Jentleson, “The Pretty Prudent Public: Post-Post Vietnam American Opinion on the –>Use of Force,” International Studies Quarterly, Vol. 36, No. 1 (Mar., 1992), pp. 49-73. * Congress –>Louis Fisher, “Deciding on War against Iraq: Institutional Failures,” Political Science Quarterly, Vol. 118, No. 3 (2003), pp. 389-410. * Bureaucratic Politics –>Graham T. Allison and Morton H. Halperin, “Bureaucratic Politics: A Paradigm and Some Policy Implications,” World Politics (Spring 1972), pp. 40-79. * Presidential Management Systems –> Kenneth M. Pollack, “Spies, lies, and weapons: what went wrong: how could we have been so far off in our estimates of Saddam Hussein’s weapons programs? A leading Iraq expert and intelligence analyst in the Clinton Administration–whose book The Threatening Storm proved deeply influential in the run-up to the war–gives a detailed account of how and why we erred.” The Atlantic Monthly Jan-Feb 2004 v293 issue 1 pp78 * Beliefs and Perceptions –>Larson, Origins of Containment, ch. 1, pp. 24-65.
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